Phase 3Workflow Mapping and Workflow Specification
Phase 3 covers two products. They work well in sequence, but they are separate engagements and either can be taken independently.
Four workshopWhich Workshop is Right for You?
Workshop 01Workflow Mapping
What It Is
A full-day, in-person workshop where every participant designs and builds a working AI assistant tailored to their actual role. Platform-agnostic and tool-agnostic. Delivered at your office, capped at 15 to keep it interactive. Can also run as two half-day sessions or be delivered remotely.
Who It Is For
Anyone in a non-technical role, at any level of experience. No coding required. Participants can arrive as absolute beginners. Executives and managers are encouraged to attend first, as leadership participation consistently accelerates adoption.
The Problem It Solves
AI use across the business is sporadic and unstructured. Most people lack confidence. Managers are not equipped to guide their teams, and HR has been asked to make it happen without a clear framework. Generic tool-led sessions teach people where to click, but that knowledge fades when the tool updates or the context changes. What stays is the ability to think clearly about what AI can do for a specific task.
What Happens on the Day
The workshop runs across four sessions: Introduction to AI, Prompt Engineering Masterclass (using the CIFTE framework), Designing Your Personal AI Assistant, and Build Your Own AI Assistant. Every participant completes a pre-workshop questionnaire so the builds are strategically aligned to real work, not random experiments. For smaller businesses, WAA works with leadership in advance to assign specific agents to specific people.
Workshop 02Workflow Mapping
What It Is
An in-depth discovery process that produces a build-ready Project Requirements Document (PRD) for a specific workflow.
Who It Is For
Organisations that know which workflow they want to automate and need a proper specification before building.
How Does It Work?
Remote interviews followed by iterative refinement. We produce a draft PRD outlining roles, inputs, outputs, data, integrations, and success criteria. Workflows are broken into steps with triggers, roles, and edge cases, then reviewed and refined with your team until build-ready (~3 weeks).
What Is the Output?
A build-ready specification that belongs to you. You can take it to any provider, build internally, or engage WAA for the build.
ExamplesReal-World Use Cases
To give a sense of range: participants have built candidate shortlisting agents (recruitment), case law research agents (legal), media briefing agents (PR), planning compliance checkers (architecture), weekly reporting agents (finance), guest review response agents (hospitality), policy comparison agents (insurance), and brief response agents (creative agencies).
Supporting ProductAI Enablement Office Hours
ProofWhat our clients say
ProofWhat Participants Say
FAQFrequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Workflow Specification can be taken independently.
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Yes. Workflow Specification can be taken independently.
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Yes. Workflow Specification can be taken independently.
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Yes. Workflow Specification can be taken independently.
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Yes. Workflow Specification can be taken independently.
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"We Are Agentic helped us to map out an entire agentic workflow consisting of multiple agents working together. It took a few weeks of interviews and back and forth. They skillfully managed to navigate the varying opinions and conflicts internally with the team to produce a highly detailed specification document ready for us to build."
Kellie Leigh
Co-Founder and HR Director, ICAB